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Newspaper
San Saba News
Location
San Saba, Texas, United States of America
Date
Mar 05, 1925
Page
2
A fragment shows a student named Tennie Severtson at Saba School with class levels listed as Senior Senior Junior Sunior Sophomore Freshman and a Grade second to tenth grade mix. The readable text suggests an enrollment or roster note though details are unclear.
San Saba High notes a marked improvement across activities this year with rising school spirit in athletics debates and declamations. Baseball season opens with a strong line of pitchers and infielders and plans for a winning team while the county meet shifts to Richland amid interscholastic league tensions.
A local druggist promotes Mesala as a revolutionary dandruff treatment with quick cures. One applica tion clears mild cases, a week or two for more severe ones. The product is affordable, guaranteed, and sold at Simmons Drug Store for seventy five cents. Also advertised is improved eye, ear, nose and throat care with a new electric cabinet installed by Dr Berry.
The column reports a half inch rain with hail Saturday night and notes school progress. Sunday school meets at 10 am, a large singing event was held at Richland Springs Baptist church, and Bethel boasts a modern school with top teachers. Also mentions Mr MecNatt’s improvement, Mrs Kamplain nursing, and local residents obtaining Ford vehicles and radios.
An Adlerika based mixture of glycerine buckthorn bark and other ingredients is touted to guard against appendicitis by acting on both upper and lower bowels. It purports to remove gases and poisons and brings relief from gas in ten minutes. Simmons Drug Store, 10x.
Notice to irrigators in need of piping from 2 to 8 inches for flaming purposes as well as pumps engines belting and other necessary items. See or call Shoemake & Vogel for supplies and orders.
Advertisement-style note claims bad breath dizziness poor appetite constipation and general malaise signal liver issues. Promotes Herbine as the dependable remedy for liver stomach and bowels to aid digestion purify bowels restore energy and cheerfulness. Price 80c. Bold by Sihmens Drug oe 4x.
Mrs N A Duey of Big Valley visits her parents Mr and Mrs A J Howard. Mr Howard, ninety, recently fell and broke his hip but is improving. Prof and Mrs A T Rumsey of Castell visit relatives here. Miss Maud and Gertrude Neely visit relatives at Carlton. Mrs Ira Johnson is sick. John Oliver, who had surgery in Temple, is recovering. Mrs W H Moore spent the weekend in Brownwood. A party at Clyde K Smith’s home entertained young people Friday night. Miss Iva Mae Ward of San Saba guests of her sister Mrs Laurence Hamrick. Friday Feb 20 was spent by many cleaning the cemetery near Washington’s birthday. Attendees included Wayne Bennett and family of San Saba, Luther Owen and family of Pecan Grove, and A T Rumsey and wife of Castell.
Creditors and depositors are notified that First State Bank of Cherokee Texas has closed and is in liquidation. Claims must be filed with proof by April 8, 1925. Guaranteed depositor claims must be presented by that date or be ineligible for payment from the guaranty fund. Submit to the special agent in charge at the bank building. J L Chapman Texas Banking Commissioner 216%
A local druggist announces Mesala, a new dandruff treatment priced at seventy five cents. The product is described as pleasant to use and claims to cure the most aggravated cases within a week or two. The note references publication date 21-ix.
B L Rector J K Rector headline lists firm names Rector Cray E G Hillman F R Gray Hillman John Seiders as principals of a real estate investments and loans business bearing their family names.
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